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Sunday, September 13

Saw a touching video from Ari's blog and many thoughts came to my mind after watching it.



How often do you think back on how your parents painstakingly brought you up till you are able to earn money? Do you feel an inch of guilt when you throw your temper at them simply because they nagged too much or did careless mistakes, which you could have done yourself too? Are you providing them with a comfortable and happy life now that they are getting older?

All these are often forgotten by many of us, including myself. Especially in the competitve society today, everyone desires for a luxurious life with the 5 Cs. Hence all they think about is earning more money, climb up faster on the corporate ladder and often, neglect their family at home.

I'm guilty of some of the abovementioned, and I believe everyone of you did likewise in some ways or another too. However, it is never too late to show our appreciation and we should try to spend quality time with them as much as possible before it's really too late. :)